The dark days of February call for comfort, and what could be better than sinking into a plush chair at Pathé, enjoying the latest blockbusters and releases? Whether you’re going alone, with friends, or with your significant other: Pathé has you covered in February.
The daring romance film Wuthering Heights , starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, kicks off the month, followed by the crime thriller Crime 101 , starring Chris Hemsworth and Halle Berry, which will have you glued to your seat.
Marty Supreme delivers an intense sports drama, while the heart-pounding film Scream 7 delivers pure adrenaline.
For those who love depth: No Other Choice. The Secret Agent and The Testament of Ann Lee are arthouse titles not to be missed.
Families and film buffs will have plenty to discover at Pathé this month. The youngest visitors will join Superjuffie in the Jungle and Charlie the Wonderdog in adventures full of fantasy and humor, while GOAT: The Awesome Goat provides action and fun for the whole family.
Iconic films and music also get a place on the big screen. For example, The Shining returns in IMAX for its 45th anniversary.
New releases
Wuthering Heights – February 12 (IMAX)
Wuthering Heights is a daring and original film adaptation of one of the greatest love stories of all time, starring Margot Robbie as Cathy and Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff. In a captivating tale of lust, love, and madness, their forbidden love evolves from romantic to passionate.
Crime 101 – February 12 (IMAX)
In the crime thriller Crime 101, Davis (Chris Hemsworth) plays a sophisticated thief whose daring heists baffle the police. While preparing for his biggest, and hopefully final, he crosses paths with Sharon (Halle Berry). He is forced to work with her and rival thief Orman (Barry Keoghan). As the moment of the multi-million dollar heist approaches, Detective Lubesnik (Mark Ruffalo) closes in on the trio.
Shelf Stockers XL – February 12
When online petty thief Soufian finds himself heavily in debt after a failed scam, he’s forced to take a job at the only place that will still accept him: Super XL. During his chaotic onboarding, he discovers the supermarket is switching to smart self-scanning checkouts, eliminating staff. Soufian sees an opportunity to get rich quick. What begins as a heist escalates into an unexpected workers’ uprising against automation.
Boomers – February 19
Headstrong baby boomer Bob (65, Huub Stapel) is thrown into a personal crisis when his position is undermined on all fronts. His only anchor in the chaos is his loyal group of friends. Just as his relationship with the much younger Fee (Jennifer Hoffman) is faltering due to her sudden desire to have children, he meets his childhood sweetheart Odile (Renée Fokker). As past and present collide, Bob must choose between what once was and what might still be.
Marty Supreme – February 19 (Dolby Cinema)
Marty Mauser is a smart but headstrong boy with a dream no one believes in. In his quest for success, he pushes himself to the limit and finds himself in a world full of temptations, risks, and challenges. While he does everything he can to make his dream come true, he discovers just how high the price of success truly is.
Scream February 7 – 26 (IMAX, 4DX)
When a new Ghostface killer surfaces in the quiet town where Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has built a new life, her worst fears are realized: her daughter (Isabel May) is the next target. Determined to protect her family, Sidney must confront the horrors of her past to put an end to the killings once and for all.
Easter – February 26
Inspired by the bestseller of the same name. About getting stuck, moving on, and everything in between. Emma (Gaite Jansen) is certain she’s happy. She has a successful career, a loving boyfriend, wonderful parents, and is talented, funny, and smart. Until she takes a completely unexpected turn and ends up in the psychiatric ward of a hospital. A short circuit? A burnout? She thinks this must be a huge mistake. Because she’s perfectly fine, right?
Arthouse Films
No Other Choice – February 5
After 25 years of loyal service, Man-su loses his lucrative job as a paper mill supervisor when it falls into foreign hands. Finding a new job proves more difficult than anticipated, and Man-su and his family are forced to drastically adjust their lifestyle. Desperate to come out on top in his next job interview, Man-su decides to eliminate the competition.
The Secret Agent – February 12
Marcelo, a technology expert and widower, is on the run. As the military dictatorship imposes increasingly brutal measures on the population, he arrives in Recife, hoping to reunite with his son. There, he finds refuge with a group of like-minded people and assumes a false identity.
The Testament of Ann Lee – February 26
Mona Fastvold ( The World to Come, The Brutalist) brings the compelling true story of Ann Lee, the visionary founder of the Shakers. Amanda Seyfried plays the unyielding leader who preached gender and social equality and was adored by her followers.
Tickets
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